Interbank A.S.

• Interbank Roundtable Committee - Nyc Serves As the Inaugural Host for 'Celebrating Our Heroes', Recognizing the One-Year Anniversary of the Repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

-- Taking place on Tuesday, September 18, 2012 aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum in New York City -- A tribute to Admiral Mike Mullen, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

• Business Wire
• August 29, 2012

• Interbank FX Recognized as the Fifth Fastest Growing Company in Utah by the MountainWest Capital Network.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Interbank FX (www.ibfx.com), a worldwide provider of online off-exchange retail foreign currency (Forex/FX) trading services, was ho...

• Business Wire
• October 26, 2009

• Barclays Pays $453 Million Fine to Settle Libor Probe

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated throughout. WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) - British bank Barclays will pay $453 million to U.S. and British authorities to settle allegations that it manipulated key interbank lending rates known as LIBOR, ramping up pressure on other banks to cooperate in a probe that could cost the banking industry billions of dollars.

• Reuters Hedgeworld
• June 28, 2012

• Interbank FX Honored as Best Foreign Exchange Broker.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Interbank FX (IBFX), an online Futures Commission Merchant (FCM), today announced it has been named Best Foreign Exchange Broker at ...

• Business Wire
• December 09, 2007

• The Libor Scandal

Can you trust the banks? That's an essential question in the wake of the case involving the manipulation of a worldwide benchmark short-term interest rate. Between 2005 and 2009, banks altered the London interbank offered rate, known as LIBOR, to their advantage.

• Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era - Saturday Edition
• July 31, 2012

• Banks Grow More Fearful of Lending to One Another

The tension in interbank lending is not as acute as it was in 2008. But the underlying anxiety is the same because banks don't really know what danger may be lurking in one another's vaults. Euro area banks and their governments are locked in a potentially fatal embrace. Banks usually own huge quantities of their domestic government bonds. As a result, any doubts about a country's solvency quickly infect its banks, making other banks reluctant to lend to them.

• International Herald Tribune
• November 14, 2011

• Libor's Survival Hinges On Its Ubiquity

LONDON (Reuters) - An arcane system at the heart of a global investigation into whether banks colluded in setting interest rates may endure simply because it is so deeply embedded in trillions of dollars' worth of financial contracts. The London Interbank Offered Rate, known as LIBOR, is a daily poll that asks a group of banks at what rate they think they will be able to borrow. The rate is supposed to reflect the level at which banks lend to one another.

• Reuters Hedgeworld
• March 10, 2012

• Interbank FX Repeats as Best Foreign Exchange Broker at 2008 Shares Awards in London.

SALT LAKE CITY -- For the second consecutive year, Interbank FX (IBFX.com), a worldwide provider of online off-exchange retail foreign currency (Forex...

• Business Wire
• November 17, 2008

• Interbank FX Named as a Finalist in 4th Annual Stevie(R) Awards for Women in Business.

- Company Recognized Nationally in Two Categories for Its Online University and Management Team - SALT LAKE CITY -- Interbank FX (IBFX), an off-exch...

• Business Wire
• November 05, 2007

• Banks Approach Ecb About Libor Alternatives

LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A group representing some of the world's most powerful banks has approached the European Central Bank to seek backing for a new way to calculate the cost of funding after the LIBOR rigging scandal, people familiar with the matter said. The approach comes as a collapse in interbank lending and the threat of a regulatory clampdown have put in doubt the future of such benchmarks, driving a search for different ways to anchor the price of funding.

• Reuters Hedgeworld
• November 08, 2012